in 1992, east palo alto had 24,000 residents and recorded 42 murders. that was the highest murder rate per capita in the nation. in 2017, there was just one homicide. last year, there were five. east palo alto's new police chief will be officially sworn in next week. chief jeff ballou has spent his entire career in east palo alto and considers it home. >> this is it. >> reporter: east palo alto's new chief of police walks the streets of the city like a local, because he is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull into town and you feel like you are home? that is east palo alto. >> pojohito make the city better and safer. >> hello. >> hello. >> reporter: it does not matter to him if they own a home or a business or live in a shelter like dana. >> we need somebody who understands for us. true blue has no shortage of supporters. he can hardly walk a block without people coming up to congratulate him on the street, in restaurants, and even stopped in the middle of traffic. >> it is about building relationships, not just doing events here and there but ge

palo alto is home to tech billionaires and groundbreaking startups.n the other side of the train tracks, east palo alto was once known a america's murder capital, but the city has transformed over the past few years. the new police chief wants to keep the momentum going. in 1992, east palo alto recorded 42 murders, the highest murder rate per capita in the nation. in 2017 there was one homicide recorded and there were five last year. the new chief will be officiall sworn in next week. as len ramirez reports, jeff flew has spent his entire career in east palo alto and considers at home >> this is it, man! >> reporter: east palo alto 's new chief of police walks the streets like a local, because h is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull into town and you are home? that is east palo alto. >> reporter: to chief jeff lou, what makes it matter are the people who make the city feel s much safer. and it doesn't matter to him if they own a hom or business or live in a shelte >> we need somebody who understands for us. >> reporter: he has no shortag of s

in 1992, east palo alto what that's 42,000 residents recorded for 42 murders. the highest per capita in the nation. last year, an increase to five. >> the police chief will be officially sworn in next week. chief jeff liu has spent his entire career in east palo alto and considers it his home. >> this is it, man. >> reporter: east palo alto's new chief of police walks the street of this city like a local because he is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull into town and feel like your home? that is east pill altar. >> reporter: and for chief jeff liu what makes it so is the people willing to join him to make the city safer and better. >> hello. >> reporter: and it does not matter to him if they own a home or a business or live in a shelter like dena balsey. >> we need someone who understands for us. >> reporter: in fact, liu has him on the street, in the ddle >> it is about building relationships, not just doing events here and there but getting out and talking to people on a one-on-one basis. >> reporter: liu grew up in a chinese-american family in palo a

in 1992, east palo alto had 24,000 residents recorded 42 murders. capita in the nation. fast forward, 1992, in 2017 there was one homicide and last year a slight increase to 5. east palo alto's new police chief will be officially sworn in next week. as we report, chief jeff liu has spent his entire career in east palo alto and considers it home. >> this is it. i have been here. >> reporter: east palo alto's new chief of police walk the streets of the city like a local, because he is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull into town and you feel like your home, that is east palo alto. >> reporter: and to chief jeff liu other people to join him to make the city better and safer. it does not matter to him if they own a home or a business, or live at a shelter . >> we need somebody that understands, for us. >> reporter: jeff liu has no shortage of supporters. he can hardly walk a block without people coming up to congratulate him on the street , in restaurants, and even stopped in the middle of traffic. >> congratulations. >> it is about building re

one-on-one. >> reporter: he grew up in a chinese-american family and palo alto. father ran a restaurant. he was on the football team. >> growing up in palo alto there were people who came from money. we had kids that showed up to high school on the 16th birthday with a brand-new bmw. that is not me. >> reporter: he began his law enforcement career and east palo alto in 2000. he served on patrol and led the investigations unit through hard times, when the city's per capita murder rate was still one of the highest in the nation. and it was during that time when he suffered the arwas rdered by a career. crt here on the street. >> he got to the top of the driveway. he was cornered and turned around with a gun and shot him. my heart sank. the tears started flowing. i started driving , faster than i should have . to try to get here as fast as it could thinking there is something i could do. to bring them back. >> reporter: from that day on he vowed to put his best foot forward and make is mark on the department. he became a commander and now the city's sixth chief of p

. >> palo alto police are investigating a hate crime that happened at a local church last week.ody rips down the pride flag at the first lutheran church. it was the church's pastor who first to notice the damage problems as but talked with the church leader about being the target of a hate crime. >> there are normally 3 flags hanging from the first lutheran church here in palo alto to church your flags and the pride flag. but the pride flag has not been able to be flown since last week. >> and police say the damage is not by mistake, the screws and everything were just ripped out of the law in the 9 years that pastor kate marshall has been with the first lutheran church in palo alto. a pride flag has been flown year-round above the front entrance. she thought it must have fallen by mistake when she saw it lying on the ground thursday. but the damage told her with it made her realize a person was responsible. the disappointment and anger some vulnerability. because it's supposed to represent a safe place. she called the palo alto police department tuesday to report the damage, le

. >> palo alto police are investigating a hate crime that happened at a local church last week.y a somebody rip down the pride flag at the first lutheran church and was the church's pastor her fu first and notice the damage kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to the church's later about being the target, a hate crime. >> there are normally 3 flags hanging from the first lutheran church here in palo alto to church your flags and the pride flag. but the pride flag has not been able to be flown since last week. and police say the damage is not by mistake. the screws and everything were just ripped out of the law in the 9 years that pastor kate marshall has been with the first lutheran church in palo alto. a pride flag has been flown year-round above the front entrance. she thought it must have fallen by mistake when she saw it lying on the ground thursday. but the damage told her with it made her realize a person was responsible. the disappointment and anger some vulnerability. because it's supposed to represent a safe place. she called the palo alto police department tuesday to report t

they also accept anonymous tips through email or text. >> reporting in palo alto. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. a major book publisher is now suing a florida school district after they removed books about race. >> lgbtq identities from library shelves. a federal lawsuit alleges the district is school border violating the first amendment. florida governor ron desantis not named as a defendant, but he has advocated policies allow for the censorship and challenging of whether they're appropriate for classrooms. the lawsuit says that the books were removed from the schools because one teacher objected to them. riders, you can now be part of a book club. the transportation agency launched one book one bart wednesday with the special event at the rockridge station in oakland, the club's first official book is state route by uc berkeley coal it's a coming of age story set in 1990, sparkly that recently won the 2023 pulitzer prize for memoir. bart says interest riders can find out more at the book club app on bar doubles app. i will still come of the kron. 4 morning news. good news for ne

in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a man boarding a flight at sfo has been arrested after punching a flight attendant. it happened sunday night on a united flight to houston. the man and his wife were asked to move because they were in the wrong seat. the man exchanged words with the flight attendant who asked him to get off the plane and then he starts throwing punches at the flight attendant. san francisco police responded. they say 47-year-old cody benjamin lovens was cited and released and arrested for battery. this customer's behavior was unacceptable. he has been banned from future united flights. >>> a swift advancement of artificial intelligence has many worried about whether it's a good thing. we've learned vice president kamala harris is joining that conversation. the vice president will meet with the chief exec tichs of google, microsoft, open ai on thursday. cnbc reporters got a look at the invitation and is asking for a frank discussion about ai. the secretaries of commerce and national security will be in

in palo alto and ruben ktvu, fox two news. brady wants back into the nfl, not as a player rather as an owner. the seven time super bowl champion asia, reportedly in deep talks to buy an ownership stake in the las vegas raiders. espn says discussions have been going on for weeks. now, this would be his second partnership with raiders owner mark davis. in late march, brady announced he bought a stake in the w. n b a team the las vegas asis. legendary raider nations sports bar ricky's making a comeback in san leandro. ricky's has now reopened three years after its beloved founder ricky ricardo, died. it's now known as ricky's sports lounge with a slight spelling change the interior exterior. they've all been renovated in the menu. it's been updated as well. the new owner is a richmond resident who was raised in oakland, even though the raiders have moved to las vegas, he says. the reopening gives raider nation a home to call its own again. he's got a long history in the sandy andrew and the bay area, and we're glad to get the rai

, he starred on the football team at his high school. >> growing up in palo alto, there were people who came from money . we had kids that showed up to high school on their 16th birthday with their brand-new bmw car, that is not me. >> reporter: he began his law enforcement career in 2000, he served on patrol and led the investigations unit through hard times, when the city's per capita murder rate was still one of the highest in the nation. and it was during that time when liu suffer the darkest day of his career, january 7, 2006, the day his friend and fellow officer, richard was murdered from a crime suspect after a foot pursuit on this street. >> he turned around with a gun and shot him. my heart sank , the tears started flowing. and i started driving faster than i should have , to try to get there as fast as i could, thinking there was something i could do to bring him back. >> reporter: from that day on, liu vowed to put his best foot forward and make his mark on the department, he became a commander and the first to rise up through the department's own ranks. and although the

others would say palo alto >> others are correct so far i've owned palo alto in the past i wish i owned it. >> why did you get out of palo alto and into crowd strike >> sometimes in this game you make a mistake i believed crowd strike would pull forward quicker than they did. i still think they can pull forward those market share gains. in this game, you're going to make mistakes. on that one i made a mistake >> those are stocks i would like to own as well -- >> you own crowd strike -- >> i own palo alto and it was a great trade, made 20% in about a month. like joe in amd, i took it off i don't think it's cheap if you look out a few years. ai is going to create the need for more think of ai with hacking you will need a response from the security companies so their importance just went up. >> it's not like crowd strike is a bad trade -- >> not at all. >> but it's not palo alto. >> why didn't you own both >> ask joe >> joe would own both. >> you have no objection having two stocks in the same sector. >> i'm just going to answer with humility, does anyone think you get 100 on the test in i

panw i like to call palo alto the cyber security king pen.er than expected and a monster $0.17 earnings beat off a $0.93 basis. at the same time they gave good guidance for the current quarter and raised their full-year forecast, even though acknowledging it's challenging times. let's take a closer look at the chairman and ceo of palo alto networks who's also to celebrate five years at the helm, five years where he's created a tremendous amount of value palo alto shares have gained 180% since he took over. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, thank you very much, jim, thank you for having me back. >> all right, so i keep seeing these companies in the business not doing that well, they're smaller companies, and i'm wondering what's happening i've been thinking that cybersecurity companies aren't spending companies decide to spend with one vendor, and that vendor of choice tends to be you >> well, jim, first of all, thank you, yes, it is close to five years, and i think five years ago when i filled the world and you and many of our custom

going to be covering palo alto network.ftware names with the valuations in which they trade -- i was looking at, you know, palo alto. >> yeah. >> it's around 50 time. >> i wouldn't call them defensive. what i would call them is not cyclical or not particularly closely connected with the macro. at least that's the idea of how people are trading them. you did see a lot of the people who are watching the charts and they're on alert for anything besides the big seven obvious mega-cap growth names starting to work, and people saying, you know what? equal-weighted software starting to perk up and perform better on a relative basis which seems as if it's one of the responses to people saying, maybe i did, you know, miss the nvidia move, microsoft looks rich again, and these things took their medicine over the last couple of years. the i wouldn't call them defensive i think fit's an attempt to fin names that haven't yet had the big move and might be a beneficiary of the strength broadening out we don't know if the clock is still ti

they also accept anonymous tips through email or text. >> reporting in palo alto. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> bart riders can now be part of a book club. the transportation agency launched one book one bar today with a special event at the rockridge station in oakland. the club's first official book is called state route by uc berkeley alum. lawsuit. it's a coming of age story set in 1990's, berkeley, that recently won the 2023 pulitzer prize for memoir. bart says interested riders can find out more about the book club on double apps. a major book publishers now suing a florida school district after they removed books about race and lg. pdq identities from library shelves. the federal lawsuit alleges the district school board are violating the first amendment florida governor ron desantis is not named as a defendant, but he has advocated policies that allow for the censorship and books on whether or not they're appropriate for the classroom. the lawsuit says that the books were removed from the schools because one teacher objected to them. >> a missing child kidnap 6 years ag

theranos was based in palo alto. so far she's stayed out of prison because her defense team has filed several appeals. yesterday that process came to a halt when her motion for bail was denied. holmes requested she report to prison on may 30th. the court accepted that request. she'll report to a minimum security prison in texas. >>> for all of its promise, artificial intelligence also comes with a lot of fears. among the biggest, a.i. will take all our jobs. but there are local companies working to use a.i. to create jobs. scott budman has both sides of the story, with what we're doing because there's so much fear, we just don't have the answers. >> exactly, uncertainty. i typed "a.i." into the google search engine. the first thing that came up, "a.i. taking over jobs." there is a lot of fear. but in silicon valley, there's also opportunity. are tech workers an endangered species? satya, ceo of microsoft, said this on nbc news about a machine. >> to the first time it started showing, i'll call it emergent qualities,

there is a problem in palo alto.me shot down what i wanted to embarcadero. there's a car that went up the embankment and it is there on the shoulder. you can see that traffic is going to be busy a little bit in the area, but fortunate. we were not actually too slow because it's before six o'clock now these things tend to get busier this next hour. you can see at the top plans of the metering lights have gone on, and there is already a little bit of a backup again. tuesday wednesday thursday big busy days let's talk about the highway four. westbound see it slowing in pockets from any daca over the bay point and sat down 6 88 parish road. if you're driving, let's say coming in from the solano county area, heading down to warrant enas or venetia sat down 6 88 parish road. there's crash there. the chp has arrived , and there's a little bit of a backup unexpected there as you drive towards the beneath the bridge, 5 51 about today's weather with steve. thank you, sal. alright low clouds in place , big big fog bank and it's

yo en la policÍa de palo alto dÍa conocer que un masajistafue arrestado por presunta agresiÓn sexual. castro moreno de 58 aÑos. la policÍa dea lo alto explicÓ que 17 de abril una mujer de aproximadamente 20 aÑos acudiÓ a reportar que dos dÍas antes habÍa sido atacada sexualmente. dijo que habÍa sido agredida sexualmente mientras habÍa acudido como clienta al centro de masajes de aquÍ de palo alto. especÍficamente explicÓ que mientras le estaban dando del masaje el masajista la tocÓ de manera inapropiada de un modo sexual. contactamos al centro de masajes y nos respondieron a travÉs de un comunicado que dice en parte y citamos. tomamos las acusaciones que la mayor seriedady hemos estado cooperando con la policÍa en la investigaciÓn. la seguridad y bienestar de nuestros clientes y personal son nuestra prioridad principal. tambiÉn indagamos en que ocasiones una vÍctima de acoso sexual puede denunciary gracias a la aprobaciÓn de la nueva legislaciÓn a partir de enero de 2023 hay mÁs posibilidades de denunciar aunque hayan pasado unos aÑos tras la agresiÓn. por ejemplo, el plazo para denun

they also accept anonymous tips through email or text. >> reporting in palo alto. i'm rob nesbitt.ron. 4 news. >> 8, 0, 8.32. is the time and disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will remain free at least through memorial day weekend before she has to report on may 30th to begin serving her prison sentence. a judge set homes as revised prison reporting date after her lawyers proposed it in a court filing and it comes after homes have been trying to remain free as long as possible. while case was being appealed last november, the theranos founder was sentenced to more than 11 years behind bars after being convicted for misleading investors and endangering patients while peddling fake blood testing. technology. her sentence also includes pay 452 million dollars in restitution. >> this was. i'm not of life. >> well, community leaders and organizers calling for justice in the death of banko brown. they continue to demand percent of prosecution. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. those already decided she will not file charges against the walgreens security guard who sho

we have 52 in san francisco, oakland 53, mid-50's to upper 50's at palo alto.her nice view from the exploratorium camera, low clouds lifting a little bit. low 50's. we have mid-50's.. 54 in these locations. we will keep the same video. our forecast headlines are these. gray morning skies with patchy drizzle. we expect bright and breezy conditions this afternoon and this breezy and cooler pattern will continue. look for fog lingering at the coastline. high temperatures in the 50's. we will see low- to mid-70's. inland areas, especially in the east bay, will warm up to mid to upper 80's. in the north bay, upper 70's to low 80's. tonight, low clouds and fog return and push across the bay. overnight lows will be in the 50's. the forecast looks like this. cooling continues tomorrow into saturday, which will be the coolest day of the forecast period, and then a gradual warm up will begin ne ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so mu

they also accept anonymous tips through email or text. >> reporting in palo alto. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> a former bart police officer was forced to resign this week over claims of racist behavior that happened while the cop was off duty. the officer was allegedly recorded using racist language. they were placed on leave on may 10th as the investigation began. kron 4 confirmed the former officer then applied for a position in the san ramon police department. but he was ultimately disqualified from that role. and the u.s. marshal is now working with hayward police to track down a man wanted in connection to a homicide. investigators say they believe on voting are killed. his 5 year-old son's mother and left her partner in critical condition. it happened last thursday at the home she shared with her boyfriend in hayward. >> we believe he does have ties to area. we believe he has ties to the back some sun city area. he does have relatives of of local. and so all those avenues are being explored. >> police say they do not know what kind of car the suspect may be traveling in

the chief is a palo alto native. he has seen east palo alto change a lot.e says he has seen a lot of change, too in the police department in the community. >> five homicides in 2022, they solved every single one of them. >> we will have more on the police chief tonight at 11:00 it obviously comes at a time when community policing is a popular subject of conversation when it comes to law enforcement's role and the places they serve. we will introduce you to him and talk all about that. >> i think it is huge when our kids know who our police officers are in the community. feels like they have a friendship and a bond versus something different. >> he has a whole philosophy about that. >> your show is so at what time? >> at 11:00. i know you know this. trick questions for you. all right, thank you, sara. >>> bottom's up, the growing trend involving yoga and beer. name that location. name this one there is goat yoga, puppy yoga and now there is beer yoga. people are finding a new sense of balance beer yoga is booming. it is the main attraction at beer week in de

on the peninsula palo alto. police now investigating after someone ripped down a pride flag at a local church hoppers. rob nesbitt talk with the church leader about being targeted in a hate crime. >> the screws and everything were just ripped out of the law in the 9 years that pastor kate ma shall has been with the first lutheran church in palo alto. a pride flag has been flown year-round above the front entrance. she thought it must have fallen by mistake when she saw it lying on the ground thursday. but the damage told her with it made her realize a person was responsible. the disappointment and anger some vulnerability. because it's supposed to represent a safe place. she called the palo alto police department tuesday to report the damage, letting them know that the flag was intact when church service ended on may 7th, meaning the flag was ripped off sometime between then and may 11th captain james reifsnyder with palo alto. police says the vandalism is being investigated as a hate crime. anytime there's a it

they also accept anonymous tips through email or text. >> reporting in palo alto. i'm rob nesbitt. disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will remain free at least through memorial day weekend before she has to surrender herself to authorities on may 30th and begin serving her prison sentence. a judge set homes as revised prison reporting date after her lawyers postponed it in a court filing or proposed it, i should say in a court filing, it comes after homes have been trying, though, to remain free as long as possible while her case is being appealed last november, the theranos founder was sentenced to more than 11 years behind bars after being convicted for misleading investors and engaging are in danger ing patients while peddling fake blood testing technology. her sentence also includes a 452 million dollar restitution bill. >> this was. not of life. >> community leaders and organizers calling for justice in the death of banko brown continuing to demand prosecution, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins dropped the charges against walgreens security guard michael an

peninsula, is 74 in palo alto to 58 in half moon bay. san francisco, 65 in the mission, 55 in the marina. blustery winds in san francisco, and north bay. 75 in napa. going up to the sierra, watch out for thunderstorms. rain totals will be half to over 1 inch. on top of that historic snow melt continues so there are flood watches for the sierra. advise extra caution headed to the mountains this weekend. seven-day forecast, 60s for highs, morning fog, afternoon sunshine. inland valleys, the best seven-day trend we've seen, 70s, then 82 on sunday. perfect spring forecast there. >> i think so, too, thanks jeff. >>> a world famous chef gets the green light to open his new restaurant in palo alto, but wasn't easy. >>> a lawsuit against wells fargo is accusing them of discriminatory lending practices, denied, delayed and practices, denied, delayed and gave less ♪♪ alexex! mateo, hey y how's busisiness? alexex! great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. thatat's what u.u.s. bank isis. great. y you know ththat n has s really wororke

it is a longtime palo alto favorite v a >> welcome be welcome to fda has to be a in palo alto where hospitality is on the enjoy your lunch. named for an island in greece. fda makes you feel like an old friend and not a stranger chef mario ortega. make sure that we're a big family that makes a huge difference and we put our heart and everything that we do with it or service are preparing prepping cooking fishing, our cocktails. and he's kind of a it says that will idea of like making so unwelcome in your home. chef mario serves up greek dishes with the california sensibility. this is a classic you have to keep bill itself. greek salad and you don't want to forget. lamb meatballs recruit 5 the grilled meat these are actually on the food we've had these on the menu for quite a while. that measure up with always grab guy approved for sure. fda is the sister restaurant cook hari in san francisco. the same open hearts and rustic fireplace and created by 2 childhood friends who just wanted home away from home. >> restaurants were even invited to the obama white house to cook up a storm. and back here

love sunday for your sweet and a toast to family and friends in palo alto. vicki kron. 4 news. >> all right. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back. it is 4.54 on this friday. we made it to the weekend. good one more day to get through and then you can sleep in tomorrow morning. i know if you're up right now. that's not the case we're looking out there right now at the u 17 national park got some new snowfall falling up there in the sierra bay area's comparatively quiet. so you've got an easy drive. if you are leaving the house here in a few minutes, just make sure that you are ready to go with that extra layer to keep you cozy. and if you're going to be out later on today towards late afternoon evening tonight, make sure you've got the rain jacket with you because even though we're dry through daytime hours, we do see the return of showers towards the latter part of the day. now 40's and 50's for current temps. it is a cool start. oakland alameda in hayward each at 53 degrees. novato. you're at 50. well petaluma santa rosa as well. san mateo r

here in palo alto we're at 57 degrees now.s of sunshine between 8:00 to 9:00, and the rest of the day it's clear and sunny. but still pretty comfortable, with temperatures in the low 70s into the early afternoon. we're reaching 82 degrees in san jose, 83 in milpitas and cupertino. in the south county, we'll reach into the upper 80s today. for the east bay, walnut creek reaching 89 degrees, compare that to 73 in hayward and in oakland low 70s as well. still the breeze coming across the coastline into the peninsula, and across the bay as well, with san mateo reaching 69 degrees, low to mid-60s in san francisco. for the north bay, 82 in sonoma, near the coastline in the low 60s for later this afternoon. let's head to walnut creek. i want to show you the ten-day temperature trend. temperatures spike today, reaching into the upper 80s, and then tomorrow it's significantly cooler and we're going to see more of the mild weather going into the end of the week, as well as the weekend. early next week it's looking very nice and very spr

that is eas palo alto. >> reporter: grew up in neighboring palo alto. has no shortage of support. >> congratulations! >> a personal story that defines his efforts to build a safer community. >> we had five homicides in .22 we solved every single one of them. >> monday at 11:00 at kpix and cbs news bay area. >> and, tomorrow at 11:00. than you for watching. game day is next. >> news and weather updates are always available on kpix.com. >> this is gameday on kpix and cbs news bay area. >> hope everyone had a great - i am charlie walter. the hope was to do this live from chase center for game seven, and instead, they show full of what is next. >>> mark jackson was the head coach the last time a warriors team with a healthy steph clay and dream on failed to -- the warriors always had an excuse t .2. the years they did not win championship. this time, they just flat out were not good enough. >> the world knows, you know, the tough times that this team has. >> the w's -- when raymonde -- and it was seized by -- they did their best to -- turnaround. >> this is

. >> did you have palo alto or do have palo alto and not crowd strike, right? >> correct >> take me through what you think about sales force and then why palo alto over crowd strike. >> for us on crm we sold out of it last year, but i agree with the points joe made about the year of efficiency i believe they're moving to an integration cycle. they purchased slack and that was an expensive acquisition last year. that fully went through. i think that's what's playing on the stock year to date palo alto another really strong quarter up 85%, revenue up 25% the fourth profitable quarter. >> i'm not throwing cold water on the ai thesis, but you've had significant appreciation in a lot of these companies where the cost of capital has increased dramatically it's not as easy anymore i wouldn't be surprised to see offerings to raise capital >>> we'll come back, do our chart of the day i'm sure you can guess what it is jenny mentioned it or i did in anticipation of how badly jenny was feeling today which means we will discuss it with her next sometimes you have a good one

, i grew up the bay area, grew up in palo alto as well. i think both of our fathers are actually professors. if recall. and we both ended up china. so, you know, the tower of alibaba is really an effort on my part to, as you mentioned earlier, to try and bridge some understanding between the east and west vis a vis this experience i had, which lasted almost 20 years. i really break the book down, i guess you could say, into three areas or i have three objectives in writing this book. the first was really kind of on a macro level, just trying to identify for either policymakers or or business people. what were the enabling that led the rise, the rapid rise i may add, of china's digital economy, looking at and reflecting on the role of the government and the private. so that's kind of the first kind of aspect. the book, i'd say the second objective was really to provide an insider perspective, kind of pull back the curtain, so to speak, on alibaba's ethos and how it thinks from from a leadership perspective. i really felt that this would ver

palo alto airport is 60 degrees san jose 58. a lot of upper fifties on the peninsula over to hayward, fremont, san jose because of a southeast breeze thunderstorms in the mountains. they are lifting north, so probably not as much of a factor today on your monday monday forecast. low overcast, mild lows, boggle head back to the coast and it will be sunny way, but it looks nice today cooler. my forecast size are considerably cooler than others. but i just think there's too much fog their sixties seventies 10 year 80 alright over to salad 701, and he's here to tell you and me the traffic is doing okay , steve, there are some slowdowns, but at least they are where you might expect them. let's go. to highway for their slowing coming in from pittsburgh and intubate point and conquered. there have been no major problems on the freeway between concord and walnut creek on 6 80 24 is a little crowded and through the tunnel, it's going to be a little crowded as well. the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a backup stretching from the mcarth

. >>> on the other side of the train tracks, east palo alto was known over the decade. >> len ramirez rode along with the city's new police chief. >> this is it, man. >> reporter: east palo alto's new chief of police walks the streets of the city like a local because he is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull in to town and you feel like your home? that is east palo alto. >> reporter: the chief says what makes it so, the people who is willing to join him to make the city better and safer. >> hello. >> hello. >> we need somebody that understands for us. >> reporter: in fact lou has no shortage of supporters. he can hardly walk a balk without people coming up to congratulate him on the streets, restaurants, even stopped in the middle of traffic. >> congratulations. it's about building relationships. not just doing events here and there and just getting out talking to people. >> there were people who came from money. we had kids that showed up on their 16th birthday with a brand new bmw. that's not me. and he served on patrol and led the investigations unit through the hard times,

temps are moving to the upper 50's in mountain view, san jose, palo alto. a view looking southeastward, brighter skies in that direction . 56 in santa rosa and napa and concord. mid-50's in these locations. one more view looking across the bay bridge, these are forecast headlines. low clouds retreat to the coast by midmorning. mainly sunny afternoon. turning cooler later in the week. cooler weather will last into the weekend as runners get ready for beta breakers. a high of 61, low to mid 70's mainly around the bay shoreline. warmest regional will be the inland east bay where highs will be around 85 degrees. in the south bay, 82, san jose. north bay, 78 in napa. overnight, fog and low clouds return. low temperatures will be mild overnight, low to mid 50's and highs through the week will be mainly mid 80's until the cooldown starts later in the week. sue: thank you. trouble spot this morning has been san jose 101 southbound at 880, that big break has now been lifted and righted and they are keeping those right lanes open for the next little bit. they should

. >>> palo alto's ceo says a.i.ill transform the software industry he joined jim last night on "mad money. palo alto shares, by the way, also are up ahead of the open. >>> let's begin with the markets. nasdaq coming off its worst daily performance in about a month. dow hoping to avoid four straight days of losses as we did get good commentary on the markets and the economy here at our ceo council summit, jim. david solomon talking about sort of a view that you share, which is that inflation is going to be hard to tamp down. >> we can't seem to get anything going in terms of wage -- just even stabilization, not increase yesterday, there was a conference call. toll brothers. the toll brothers, the release was incredible doug yearley million dollar humps the average price of a toll brothers house is now a million dollars. i remember when it was $600,000. sold out it doesn't matter what rates are doing. the wealth, if you read that, if you read what doug yearley said, and he's a straight-shooting ceo, you would say, oka

san mateo bridge, we'll take you to 101 and then south through the palo alto area. a smooth drive, you see the volume of traffic, but not a lot of brake tapping. you're at speed across 92. the building is going on in an unusual direction as you're heading toward the carquinez bridge. >>> good morning. very happy wednesday to you. marcus and i were talking about the inflation numbers off the top just a few minutes ago, the headline 4.9%. lower than expected and it continues the trend lower as well. so it's good news. airbnb reported profits tuesday afternoon, had nothing but good things to say about profits and bookings. bookings at a record. but it was cautious about its future outlook and i think investors are going to punish that company today. >> wall street also starting to take the lack of progress over the debt ceiling more seriously. credit default swaps or insurance on american debt now more expensive than they've ever been, more expensive than countries like brazil. it's starting to dawn on investors the government could really mess this up. moody's predict

and the restaurants plans to open up shop in palo alto are in turmoil.t run a restaurant without natural gas. fc i. dublin the federal woman's prison is facing criminal charges. darrell wayne smith is accused of using three women over the course of three years. smith currently lives in florida and is still employed by the federal bureau of prisons. he was arrested in florida. he has not responded to our requests for comment. today marks the seventh day of oakland public school teachers strike the union and the school district continue to negotiate. teachers tell ktvu there have been steady progress in those talks, state superintendent of public schools tony thurmond is on hand for those negotiations, warriors and lakers had to battle it out in game six of the western conference finals in just about 30 minutes. the dubs are coming off a big win in game five here at home to extend the series. but again, they're gonna have to do this win tonight on the road at crypto .com arena. lakers have yet to lose a home game for them this season tip off again schedule

palo alto has come up a little bit. some low clouds coming in.peratures up. but there's plenty of fog out there that it's just doesn't have as much to work with now, because of that high building in so a nice friday, we'll have a warmer, warm to hot saturday. i do think temperatures ease up, though on sunday because this moisture is coming in from nevada and as a little unusual here from may, but it's going to trigger thunderstorms over the mountains, northern sacramento valley and maybe northern lake in mendocino county sunday evening. sixties seventies, anywhere near the water, upper seventies and eighties inland. tomorrow is the bigger jump near 90 for a few, but then i think we down shift a little bit and cool it off some on sunday. all right, steve. thank you, tommy 6 42 new video to show you of a confrontation in the costco parking lot that ended with the brutal beating of one man. there's no information about why charges won't be filed. and remember the dare program. we all learned in school for decades. it's been teaching children to just

i saw a lot of flashing lights north 101 here in palo alto. it looks like they just exited at willow. hopefully it's a whole lot of nothing. let's check in on the business world with silvana. >>> good morning. i'm silvana hanao from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher after the white house and house republicans struck a tentative deal this weekend to raise the debt ceiling, and congress could vote on the measure as soon as tomorrow. although there are still a few hurdles to clear and lawmakers have until june 5th to pass the measure before the government potentially runs out of cash to pay the country's bills. the market closing higher on friday, posting gains for the week. in focus, we get data on home prices and consumer confidence. a cybersecurity firm says a popular android screen recording app has spied on its users, stealing microphone recordings and other documents from phones and the firm found that the app called i-recorder screen recorder introduced a malicious code almost a year after it was listed in the google play store and t

that is a lead-in to palo alto networks, virtually the same sort of space.hat is combination of the call and put together. i think that's too little, charles. because the last couple of times they have reported, the moves have been more like 13 to 15%. they're only pricing in a smaller move. so if we blow outside of that range, that is going to be good for anybody who owns the straddle and our, if you want to bet to the upside, it has hit a peak at about 200 a share a couple times this year. maybe this is the time we break through that. charles: you know i'm looking at the chart right now. i'm thinking the same thing. it bumped up there a few times in april, earlier this month. if we get through that it looks like 210, form a double top. that would be great for options for sure. >> oh, yeah, turning a 2-dollar option, 3-dollar option into 10 bucks if it did that. that is exactly the sort of trade i want to set up here, charles. i will be in that, into the earnings tonight to see exactly how it plays out. charles: as numbers are coming out i will be thinking

bay bridge, san rafael, san jose, palo alto, everything is going to be busy. how is the weather going to be? chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what is the memorial weekend weather? >> fog is going to be the top headline. we are tracking it, you can see it behind me on this live scan. while we did manage some sunshine by the bay and for the inland valleys, that fog is holding steady at the coastline. check it out, everyone's socked in for tomorrow morning. spotty areas of drizzle as well. we'll see this clear back to allow sunshine over the east bay, south bay, parts of the north bay. oakland, berkeley, san francisco, and our beaches, you're going to stay with that cool fog as we roll through tomorrow. that means at the beaches, yes, it is going to be cold. temperatures in the 50s all day long with that fog. for the inland valleys, we'll start off with that fog as we just showed you here. temperatures in the 50s. by noon, it should begin to break up. then we'll manage sunshine for the afternoon. only temperatures in the low 70s. if you're not here but headed up

. >> kron 4 news palo alto mayor linda, who has declared her candidacy for state assembly. she will run against incumbent mark berman who represents district. 23 who says her focus is on ending the state's housing crisis through short-term transitional housing and the long term affordable housing with supportive services for drug addiction and mental health who became palo alto's mayor at the beginning of this year. >> tragedy in the central area of california and 8 year-old girl has drowned in the kings river in fresno county and her 4 year-old brother is still missing. authorities say the siblings into the water with their mother about 2 o'clock on sunday afternoon when the river's current carried the children away, neither of the children was wearing a flotation device. about an hour later, the girl's body was located down river. rescue crews searched until sundown yesterday, but had no luck finding the little boy. now the search is in its second day. crews using boats and drones and a helicopter. >> this is exactly why we tell people stay out of the water. you know, thi

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we'll be up to 70 in palo alto. san francisco, 62 in the mission. in sonoma, 65. been stuck in this cooler pattern, but it looks like there are changes on the way. through this week we will see those thunderstorms to the north and the east of us, primarily the sierra, about a half inch. we're going to see a quick area of high pressure build in this weekend and that's going to heat things up for us. the change is going to be minimal here in san francisco, just some mid to upper 60s on saturday and sunday. look at the inland valley forecast, going up to 85 on saturday. we're going to get back near average as we head into this upcoming weekend. never too soon to look ahead to saturday and sunday, right? >> yeah. today's a holiday. we're looking forward to saturday. >>> coming up, beware of the web. the new rules the vatican is giving to crchhu - i'i'm sherry - and d i'm john.. i'm a phararmacist. as we e were startrting to a, it's likike, well hohow can wep our r cognitive e abilities? we sawaw prevagen.n. i did reread the clilinical sy and d went aheadad and gagave

she was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for defrauding investors for palo alto-based theranos. so far she stayed out of custody because her defense team has filed several appeals. here is the bottom line. elizabeth holmes will now report may 30th to a minimum security prison in texas. >>> well we have chilling new details about a doctor accused of intentionally driving his own family off of a cliff. the aftermath of the crash you can see it right here, right near devil's slide. it happened at devil's slide in january. that doctor and his wife and their two kids had to be rescued from the wreckage. the new details come from newly unsealed court documents in this case. dr. dharmesh patel is facing attempted murder charges, according to the documents. patel's wife repeatedly told chp officers that her husband was depressed and that he drove off that cliff intentionally. the document. s also say surveillance video shows the car did not appear to stop before going off the side of the road. witnesses reported seeing the same thing. patel's wife has since asked for her husband not to